Former Chief Inspector of Education, Western State of Nigeria.
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Former USAID Staff & Ford Foundation Education Advisor). According to Chief Somade, without Dr. Skapski there would never have been any Ayetoro Comprehensive High School. His prodigious energy, knowledge and devotion to the course of education progress in Nigeria endeared him in the hearts of many in the education field throughout the country. The Late Dr. Adam Skapski was buried on the campus of CHSA.
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The first Military Governor of Western State; As a tribute to his work in Aiyetoro the Assembly Hall at the school was named after him. He was killed in the 1966 counter-coup just few days after visiting CHSA and gave a speech at the hall.
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Former Associate Dean, Harvard University Graduate school of Education. He was involved in the desegregation of public schools with the then US Secretary of Education Francis Keppel during the JFK regime.
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Harvard Professor, He developed Science curriculum at CHSA.
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Harvard University (He was described as a Champion of the Disadvantaged).
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The selfless Compro Parent who was present and active at almost all events on campus in the late 70’s; MKO as he was fondly called did a lot for the school, notably the building of the school Clinic and the donation of a school Bus.
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During his farewell tour of Ogun State as the outgoing Military Head of State of Nigeria in 1979, General Obasanjo toured the campus of CHSA and was so impressed that he described the school as the best of its kind in Africa. He then donated the sum of one million Naira towards the school on behalf of the Federal Government of Nigeria. In 1979 the exchange rate of the Naira to the US dollar was at 60 Kobo to 1 US dollar.
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President Olusegun Obasanjo
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